OPW15/0044 Concurrence Agency Response dated 5 June 2015

SDA-0415-019832

 

No.

Conditions

Condition timing

 

0 involve the provision of monitoring reports to
[email protected] at intervals of 6 months
for a period of 24 months after completion of works;

O include an alert and action component, which will
enable changes to be made to any deficiencies in the
performance of the waterway barrier works promptly
and no later than prior to the commencement of the
following wet season.

The emails attaching the monitoring reports must state this permit
number, the location and name of work and the condition number
under which the report is being given.

 

The effective operation of the fish passage aspects of the
structure must be maintained for the life of the barrier. This
maintenance must include regular, documented inspections of the
structures (fish way, baffles, roughening etc) especially after flood
events, and prompt clearing of debris or rectifying any other
failures, malfunctions, breakdowns or other impediments to fish
movement.

At all times

 

10.

In-stream works are to be completed as quickly as possible and
are avoided during times of elevated flows and
spawning/migration times of native fish species reasonably
expected to require fish passage at the location of the
development.

At all times

 

 

11.

 

The construction, or raising, of the waterway barrier is to be
performed in such a manner as to avoid or minimise direct or
indirect disturbance to the bed and banks adjacent to the
approved footprint of the works as shown on Greenwood Grove,
Cooroy — External works — Garnet Street East — Stormwater
Drainage Culvert Details, SMEC Australia Pty Ltd, Dated
17/02/2015, Reference 3340006E-EW-105, Version D.

4

 

At all times

 

Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning

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